Product Description

Students setting out for a career in plumbing need a clear, concise and comprehensive textbook to help them study for their Technical Certificate and Level 2 NVQ - and this book meets all those needs.

Steve Muscroft expertly guides you through each of the key areas and processes in plumbing, from the basics through cold and hot water systems to health and safety and best practice on site.

The best way to learn something is to do it for yourself - so along with the theory this book is full of practical advice and guidance on how to get the job done. Every chapter is packed with colour photographs and diagrams to make learning easier. To help reinforce understanding each section features self-test exercises based on the standard City and Guilds assessment method.

Steve Muscroft's Plumbing isn't just a guide to passing the exam - it goes into much more detail than other textbooks, Extra material on key topics outside the core syllabus, and references to additional resources and organisations make this book a handy companion as you begin your plumbing career. For the price of a spanner, can you afford to be without it!

* New colour layout packed with clear diagrams and photographs
* The author helped develop the C&G 6129 scheme and knows what's needed to succeed
* Exercises and multiple choice questions matching the C&G style help test learning and ensure you are fully prepared for the assessments

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #6325 in Books
• Published on: 2007-05-17
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 528 pages

About the Author
By Steve Muscroft, Managing Director, Route One Training &
Development Ltd, U.K.

Customer Reviews

Good Book
Ordered both this and the JTL book for evening plumbing course at college after a recommendation from our tutor. We work from the JTL book at college but I have referred to Steve Muscrofts book for revision as there are plenty of MCQ's similar to the assessments.

Seems a good book although have found a few discrepancies between it and the JTL book in some sections.